23 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1915
Page
1
A Monterey clash between rival factions, Villantotay and Carvansinn, is described in a report from Vice Consul Wooker in the Mestesn territory. Both sides claim victory amid the heightened tensions and vague military notes from the Army office.
London reports the Admiralty explains the Arabic liner bound for a neutral port was unarmed and could not be boarded. It adds the ship did not attempt to ram the submarine and offered no resistance, with Captain Finch of the Arabic cited regarding the Dunstery sinking as not acting as convoy.
A daring morning robbery occurred when Minnie Wood left a name book with a bank deposit slip in a post office desk. The thief fled with a check for 4.77 and about $99 in cash before police and volunteers tracked leads across South Center street. A caller later reported returning the lost money to Minnie Wood, describing the suspect as a man linked to the Arlington Hotel case.
The Aug 2 Berlin dispatch from United Press notes widespread doubt over Germany’s role in the sinking of the Arabic last week. Reports suggest no firm evidence of a German submarine attack, with authorities denying disavowals and indicating the issue will not alter Turkey or Balkan military standings.
Washington Aug 2 Ehal Amorival reports Gerard is asked to interview Germans over a submarine commander and Arabic questions. The German government may react if the hints lead to new repart while Secretary Lanking reviews several reports awaiting Gerard's drawer.
Weather bulletin warns of a weatherly spell with rain showers tonight spreading into Tuesday. Local showers expected with increasing northwest winds and cooler temperatures across the area.
In a cryptic note the parties Lea Nollinger af Cartur HID along with George Nollinger discuss a pack of horses and tools before the first event at their location. The fragment hints at a gathering or transfer involving livestock and equipment.
Washington reports on American involvement in Hayti noting American supervision of customs and control over key financial functions. The force remains in place to oversee important exchanges and authorities, reflecting ongoing U S influence in Haytian affairs as described in the dispatch.
A wartime dispatch from New York reports that twelve German submarines were sunk or destroyed as part of a sequence of naval losses. The item names W. L. Gregory and details a brief account of the U boat actions and the Allied response during the war.
A dated dispatch reports Bulgaria pledging neutrality following a German Turkish agreement. The document notes Bulgaria’s stance, with limited domestic support and the broader regional impact as nations align and external pressure grows.
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